Push up bars

ABSTRACT

A pair of push up bars has a first supporting stand, a second supporting stand and a handle. The first sleeve of the first supporting stand and the second sleeve of the second supporting stand provide different assembly depths. The handle is the long arm and the short arm of unequal length, which are combined with the first and second supporting stand respectively, so that the handle and the first and second supporting stand can be arbitrarily matched to have different use angles and states to improve the variability of the structure. It is only necessary to replace the first and second supporting stand with each other, which adds the convenience of structural change.

BACKGROUND OF INVENTION Field of Invention

The present invention relates to an exercise device, and more particularly to a pair of push up bars.

Description of the Related Art

Typically, the so-called push-up exercise is to put your hands on the ground, tuck your feet and straighten your legs so that your body faces the ground in a plank posture, then through the bending and straightening of the elbows, the body moves up and down to achieve the purpose of upper body fitness. However, when the ground is dirty, the palms can easily get dirty, and when the surface of the ground is too smooth, the palms can easily slide off causing sports injuries. Therefore, the push up bars are developed, which are stable on the ground and not only can avoid soiling hands and sliding injuries, but also increase the distance between the body and the ground to improve the exercise effect. However, conventional push up bars are all fixed designs and cannot be adjusted according to the training intensity, making the structure boring, lacking practicality and interest.

Therefore, it is desirable to provide a pair of push up bars to mitigate and/or obviate the aforementioned problems.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

An objective of present invention is to provide a pair of push up bars.

In order to achieve the above mentioned objective, a pair of push up bars has a first supporting stand, a second supporting stand and a handle. The first supporting stand has a first tubal body, a first sleeve vertically extending from the first tubal body, and a plurality of anti-slip ribs on a lower surface of the first tubal body. The first sleeve has a first assembling groove connected to the first tubal body. The second supporting stand has a second tubal body, a second sleeve vertically extending from the second tubal body, and a plurality of anti-slip ribs on a lower surface of the second tubal body. A height of the second sleeve is greater than a height of the first sleeve, and the second sleeve has a second assembling groove not connected to the second tubal body and shallower than the first assembling groove. The handle has a gripping portion with a long arm and a short arm parallel with each other, the long arm and the short arm are capable of being assembled with either the first or second supporting stand, and the handle has a motion sensing input device capable of communicating with a wireless electronic device.

To achieve these and other objects of the present invention, a pair of push up bars has

Other objects, advantages, and novel features of invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an exploded view according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view from another perspective according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the combination according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view corresponding to the section line A-A in FIG. 4 according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a schematic drawing for the application according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a schematic drawing of the application according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of using 3C electronic product records to analyze exercise data according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of another assembled state according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

Please refer to FIG. 1-3 . A pair of push up bars comprises a first supporting stand 10, a second supporting stand 20 and a handle 30. The first supporting stand 10 has a first tubal body 11, a first sleeve 12 vertically extending from the first tubal body 11, and a plurality of anti-slip ribs 111 on a lower surface of the first tubal body 11. Furthermore, both ends of the first tubal body 11 are jacketed with an anti-slip plug 112, and the first sleeve 12 has a first assembling groove 121 connected to the first tubal body 11. The first assembling groove 121 of the first sleeve 12 further comprises two first positioning slots 122. The second supporting stand 20 has a second tubal body 21, a second sleeve 22 vertically extending from the second tubal body 21, and a plurality of anti-slip ribs 211 on a lower surface of the second tubal body 21. Moreover, both ends of the second tubal body 21 are jacketed with an anti-slip plug 212, and a height of the second sleeve 22 is greater than a height of the first sleeve 12. The second sleeve 22 has a second assembling groove 221 not connected to the second tubal body 21 and shallower than the first assembling groove 121. The second assembling groove 221 of the second sleeve 21 further comprises two second positioning slots 222. The handle 30 has a gripping portion 31 with a long arm 32 and a short arm 33 parallel with each other, and the gripping portion of the handle further comprises a gripping pad. 311. The long arm and the gripping portion of the handle form an included angle less than 90°, and the short arm and the gripping portion of the handle form an included angle greater than 90°. In addition, both of the long and short arms 32, 33 of the handle 30 have two positioning ribs 321, 331, the positioning ribs 321, 331 corresponding to the first and second positioning slots 122, 222, and the long and short arms 32, 33 are assembled with the first and second sleeves 12, 22 of the first and second supporting stands 10, 20 respectively. Also, the handle 30 has a motion sensing input device 34 capable of communicating with a wireless electronic device such as smart phone.

For the assembly and actual application, please refer to FIGS. 1, 4, and 5 in with FIGS. 6, 7, and 8 . The long arm 32 and the short arm 33 of the handle 30 are capable of being assembled with either the first or second supporting stand 10, 20 to form a fitness equipment while a pair of the push up bars as a unit. In a preferred embodiment, the first supporting stand 10 employs the first sleeve 12 to be installed on the long arm 32 of the handle 30 and is locked by the first positioning groove 122 on the inner wall of the first assembling groove 121 and the positioning rib 321, and the second supporting stand 20 is installed on and the short arm 33 of the handle 30 via the second sleeve 22 and locked by the second assembling groove 222 on the inner wall of the second assembling groove 221 and the positioning rib 331. The first and second pipes 11 and 21 of the first and second supporting stands 10, 20 are parallel to each other, and the gripping portion 31 of the handle 30 is designed for the user to hold for push up or core strengthen exercises. In addition, the fitness exercises movements can be sensed through the motion sensing input device 34, and the user's exercise time and the number of push-ups is recorded, so as to facilitate the sports performance.

In the assembly of the above exercise equipment, the long arm 32 of the handle 30 is installed in the first sleeve 12 of the first supporting stand 10, and the short arm 33 is installed in the second sleeve 22 of the second supporting stand 20. Because the depth of the first assembling groove 121 of the first sleeve 12 extends into the first tubal body 11, the long arm 32 can be inserted into the first sleeve 12 deeper and lowered to the ground. On the contrary, the depth of the second assembling groove 221 of the second sleeve 22 is not as deep into the second tubal body 21, which makes the depth of the short arm 33 shallower and increases the height between the ground and the short arm. Therefore, the height difference between 33 and the long arm 32 is compensated, so that the long and short arms 32 and 33 of the handle 30 and the first and second supporting stand 10 and 20 are almost the same height after installation, and the gripping portion 31 is at a almost horizontal state for the user to hold.

Furthermore, in another assembly state, as shown in FIG. 9 . The first supporting stand 10 is installed on the short arm 33 of the handle 30 via the first sleeve 12, and the second supporting stand 20 is installed on the short arm 33 of the handle 30 via the second sleeve 22 is installed on the long arm 32 of the handle 30. As a result, the short arm 33 is shorter than the long arm 32, when the short arm 33 is assembled with first the sleeve 12 of the first supporting stand 10, it reaches into the first tubal body 11 through the first assembling groove 121, which greatly increases the assembly depth of the short arm 33, thereby reducing the distance between the handle 30 and the ground. Height. When the long arm 32 is installed with the second sleeve 22 of the second supporting stand 20, the depth of the second assembling groove 221 is shallower, which reduces the assembly depth of the long arm 32 and increases the height between the other end of the handle 30 and the ground such that the long arm 32 of the handle 30 is higher than the short arm 33 and the gripping portion 31 is inclined, which improves the variability of the use of fitness equipment.

With the structure of the above specific embodiment, the following benefits can be obtained: the first sleeve 12 of the first supporting stand 10 and the second sleeve 22 of the second supporting stand 20 provide different assembly depths, and the handle 30 has the long arm 32 and the short arm 33 with unequal length assembled with the first and second supporting stand 10 and 20 respectively, so that the handle 30 and the first and second supporting stand 10, 20 can be arbitrarily matched when installed. Therefore, it has different use angles and states to improve the variability of the structure. It is even more convenient to change the state of use by replacing the first and second supporting stand 10 and 20 with each other, which increases the convenience of structural change.

Although the present invention has been explained in relation to its preferred embodiment, it is to be understood that many other possible modifications and variations can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of invention as hereinafter claimed. 

What is claimed is:
 1. A pair of push up bars comprising: a first supporting stand having a first tubal body, a first sleeve vertically extending from the first tubal body, and a plurality of anti-slip ribs on a lower surface of the first tubal body, the first sleeve having a first assembling groove connected to the first tubal body; a second supporting stand having a second tubal body, a second sleeve vertically extending from the second tubal body, and a plurality of anti-slip ribs on a lower surface of the second tubal body; a height of the second sleeve being greater than a height of the first sleeve, the second sleeve having a second assembling groove not connected to the second tubal body and shallower than the first assembling groove; and a handle having a gripping portion with a long arm and a short arm parallel with each other, the long arm and the short arm capable of being assembled with either the first or second supporting stand, and the handle comprising a motion sensing input device capable of communicating with a wireless electronic device.
 2. The push up bars as claimed in claim 1, wherein the first assembling groove of the first sleeve further comprises two first positioning slots, and the second assembling groove of the second sleeve further comprises two second positioning slots.
 3. The push up bars as claimed in claim 2, wherein both of the long and short arms of the handle have two positioning ribs, the positioning ribs corresponding to the first and second positioning slots, and the long and short arms are assembled with the first and second sleeves of the first and second supporting stands respectively.
 4. The push up bars as claimed in claim 3, wherein the long arm and the gripping portion of the handle form an included angle less than 90°, and the short arm and the gripping portion of the handle form an included angle greater than 90°.
 5. The push up bars as claimed in claim 4, wherein the gripping portion of the handle further comprises a gripping pad.
 6. The push up bars as claimed in claim 1, wherein both ends of the first and second tubal body of the first and second supporting stands are jacketed with an anti-slip plug. 